Jeremy Lee & Bee Wilson: Kitchening

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Lavinia Greenlaw & Mark Wallinger: On Difficulty (and Poetry)

In On Difficulty (Faber), her latest book of non-poetry, poet and essayist Lavinia Greenlaw explores the fascination, terror and opportunity of wrestling with the opaque, the obscure, the complex and the indeterminate. Is poetry really difficult, and do we like it more when it is ...  Show more

Claudia Rankine & Victoria Adukwei Bulley: Triage

Triage (Allen Lane), Claudia Rankine’s new book, is an unclassifiable piece of writing, blending narrative, criticism and lyricism to create something capable of facing ‘the collective devastation of the present’ (in Saidiya Hartman’s words). Two friends meet in an art gallery af ...  Show more

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